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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

North Carolina Tar: LAreo ss1Ss ="
Fire Bricks: tosss per i.ooe.
Plastorins Hair: &c. per pound.
DIRT oooDs.
Prints: Merrimack, bxc.; Meutmsok snirs
ing. 4kc. Richmond, bko. South brideo, PIC;
Pacific, &C.; Dunneis BIC: Ailsns yz nr,
n.sehsss 'S w's SaIns sse s mnSsS
Mourning Ing &C.; sirspson Gray. &C. SIN, son
Black, &c. I; Harmony. &c: Ashland Soild p
Bieached Snirtines and Shooting; - 80.
curity, 4kc. 70 Jack Homer, Sc: 3 kdwa
Harris g. {. Fsrmcns sG s:, - Pelham sHs. 4
Farewell. nc. (; "a wauregan, ioc.; io4 mo-
nadpock. 18c F: f0-4 Pequot, 25c.
Brown Cotions: Manchester - A. A., G. X.
r., &c. james River. Ac; o; o. g; james
River ii. H.. &C.: James RIVER u. p'"'
FOREIGN FRUITS AND CANDY
Candy: sc. per pound a. TO quality.
Lemons: MsssiiSs, az sOast.5 50 per boz.
Oranges: Jamaica, In crates. tiatA.5o; par
rels. Ssasg; Florida. g. 3Oass50 In boxes a. 70
quality: Messina, t3ass 30 In boxes.
GROCERIES. &C.
Bacon: Clear-tb sides, 94aIoc. shoulders
7ilc.: Virginia shoulders. &c.: virginia hams
farry. Ale: sugar-cured, i3j4c.: bulk-sides.
SIC: buik-shoulders, &c.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops. s.1au0;
three boope, ti.4Oas1n. .,o,o. 49,.
Brooms: Two strings, N.iOasl.O; thrce
strings, 81. 5oe;25O; four strings, FsasS
Baskets: Willow. si.i5asi.sO per nest; split.
CoiIee: Rio. common, i7c.; fair 10 prime,
i9aI9ssc.; Lagusyra, l9%asoc. Java Assec.
Candles: Adamantine candles, 1OaiOkc. per
set i3kr. nsr pound haif-boxes. loc. tsiio",
Cheese: Northern and western prime cutting,
14aI4kc; good. 1oHaiic. pineapple. &c.
haIf-barrels, s325; North Carolina Gross,
new, 1878: North Carolina Cut. new, 800:
Eastern, s425 Maekerel-No. Bay, 10 barrels,
$40: No 2, In barrels, tl5; No. 3 Fat
Rimmed Nackerol, 81; No. 4, IN sits, $780,
Lard: Prime barrels and tiercos. ne;
20 and D-pound tin cans, 1sic
Matches: G0's, 65a75c. per pack; yUs, N.15a
ss25 gross; zoos, s275as3; 5OOs, fJa;5tO gross.
Molasses: Common syrup--Hogshoais, he.
t6a4 as. -'''' -
Kice: Carolins, 5Ea5Kc.
salt: Liverpool, from store, tl.AatiSo ground
alum, from store, 81 per sacK.
sugar: Crushed, = &c. powdered, 6%c.: gran
ulsted. 6Ac.: A. &C.; of A, 5Sc.; yellow, "a
SIC: cu;-loaf, nc.
Soap: Common, 4a6Kc.; best washing. IVA
5Xc.; toilet, i5a2Oc. and fancy prices; country
ease.
Tees: Black. s5a5Oc. imperial s5a75c.; gun
Tubs: Cedar, ss.s5as3 a nest: pine, si.4Ss
washtOards Wooden, soc.asi.a1; zinc, si.Soa
s2.25
LIQUORS, WINES, &C.
Ale: Scotch lbest brands,, pints, NDafs per
dozen. gold.
Brandies: Domestic, i.iOasl.50; fruit, 75c. asi;
apple, new, sl.50asl1j; virginia peach, sl.Ioa
s2.2s.
Rye whIskeys: Medium, si.Sss2: pare old,
sSas4; Virginia mountain, new, S.I5aS; old
sass and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, si.iOasl.JO; imported. s9.5oa
1913 per case.
New England Rum: $i.50asi.65.
RectiaCd Whiskeys: Slasl.O.
POWDER, SHOT. &C.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35ai5c. per 100 feet.
Powder: 50 per keg; blasting, 81; mining,
$3.50.
shot: Northern, $50 per bag Of 70 pounds
Grndstones: 1ha2c. per pound.
sEBD.
Glover: 6kaSAc. pound.
Timothy: a. l0aS2.50. a bushei.
Orchard Grass: 81. 9af1 10. busheL
Herd Grass 55a6Oc.
For small lots prices will DO higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
Salmon Fishermen in Oregon Fire
Upon supposed Trap.Fishors.
rttv feiaprapb IN the Disnafchl


ASTORIA, OREGON, May 26.-rhere Is o
war among the salmon fishermen on Column
bia river. The seinerS and OILERS have
b9nded together to stop all trap-fshing.
several acts Of violence haze occurred.
ard MANY traps have been destroyed
with much costly material. About IL
O'Clock Tuesday night a. IL. King,
owner OF caDncry at llwaco, and
Albert Green and Archie Ross, owners
of the traps. started out, armed with guns,
TO guard q large lot OF web which il used
in the traps, and which had been tarred
end was Wing in the open air to dry. This
was in the field not far from the beach sur
rOunOed by small timber While on watch
they discovered men moving in the dark
ness, whom they challenged. The reply was
volley OF shots. Ross was killed, King
received three serious wounds, and Green
was unhurt. The impression prevails that
tie catastrophe resulted from mistake.
Another party Of trap-fshermen started
out with the same object as the first, and
each party took the other for enemies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
NEW YORK.


EEw YORK, May 26-Cotton strong; ssles,
$50 bales; upiands, lllSc. Orleans, II 5-i6c.
net receipts, ,s0l bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. $50 bales stock, S5S 900 bales. South
ern -four steady Wheat haSc. higher and
active; No 2 red, May, 90 lSl6aThc /; June,
NaNAc. Corn firm and moderately active
No. 9, May, HkRH sc. June, iAai7lfc. Oats
without change Of Importance; trade moder-
ate; No. =, June. 33a331Sc. July, 33ka33hc q.
Hops duh. COfiee-Fair Rio strong at s2075
No. Z Rio-June, slSs5asi9.25: July, $1,000
Sl965. Sugar quiet and firm; refined steady.
Molasses firm. Rice 6rm. Cotton seed OIL,
S34a$ic. for crude; &c. for refined ROsiD
dun at Sl.2skasl.g7k. Turpentine duh al
SIC. Hides steady. Wool quiet and 1rm. Pork
steady; mess, sla.25ssl5,50 for old; ti6asis. %
Middles dull and nominal Lard 3sS points
lover ard heavy: western steam Eek port. 90. 30
June. s6.eoaS6.I; refined, $40 treights
steady.
BALTIMORE. MD, May 26.-Cotton Arm mid
ding. lie. Flour irm and fairly active.
Wheat-Southern steady and quiet; red. %,
sac. amber, 96a98c. No. l Maryland. Ghc.
bid western higher; No. winter red, spot
9Bc. bid; May, 6aTssc.; June, 965Sa96H
July, NAa95c. August 93c. bid. Corn
Southern irregular and quiet white, 51a52c
yellow. ssai0c western steady and dull; mix.
ed. spot. &c asked; June. 46gSaHl.c. July,
47ha371Sc. Oats steady and quiet; southern
and Pennsylvania, Aa3ec. western white, 38a
S9c.; western mixed, Sfa35c. Rye steady al
56a6oc. Provisions lower. Mess pork. Sl5asl7.
Observation-Disclosures and clear-rib sides,
packed. So and SIC. Bacon-Shoulders, TIA
sAc.; clear-rtb sides, exc; hams, i2kalic.
Lard Refined, 8Lc. Coffee higher and strong
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair, i9ysa20xc.
Sugar-Copper-refined steady at 9kaskc.
Whiskey quiet at si.i0. Other articles I'M
changed. Freights 20 Liverpool per steamer
dull; cotton, "a. -four. Is. ID grain lower at
III.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May s6.-Cash quotations were
Flour quiet and unchanged. No spring
wheat. s. asShc.; No. spring, 79asic. No. I
red, seAc. No. corn. &c. No. 2oats, sda25s Z c.
Mess-poTk. s23s5. Lard, $500. Short rib sidea
loCse,. s7.l5%asi.20. Dry-saltod shoulders
(hoxed), f660asaT0 Sbort-clear sides (boxedl
i7c0esf6a Wtissey n.iQ
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
Brooklyn Jockey Club Races,
[By telegraph to The Dispatch.l

10y i'iobloiA w e.iV DAoi"e~h@l
New York, May 26.-The first race OF
the Brooklyn Jockey Club at Grayesend
to.day-puise 5000, seven furlongs
won by Saxony; MARYLAND second, Editor
third. Time, 1921.
Second race- one mile-Ten Strike won /;
Telie Doe second, stone Buck third. Time,
1924.
Third race one mile and 4 sixteenth
Gler mound Won Sinter second, Al Reed
third. Time, 1904.
Fourth iacc-mie and furlong-hano-
yer won; Mouopole second, Orihlmme
third. Time, l:j4s.
Fitthr1ce-fiye furlon gs-Tea. Tray won
Mercury second, Bay.Ridge third. Time,
1868.
Sixth race three quarters Of mile
Blue Loni won; May Lady and Tambou-
rette deaf.heat for second place. Time,
1l55
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
ORGANIC'UNlON.
The Discussion Yesterday In the
Southern Presbyterian
Assembly.
lBy telegraph to The Dispatch. ]

ST LOUIS, May 26.-The attention OF the
Gepclal Assembly OF Southern Presbyte-
rims was entirely occupied to-dly by dis
ccur.es on the advisabllity OF organic
union with the Northern Church. Rev. j.
Mp. Gus strongly adVOcted the union Just
as soon as Il can be accomplished on terms
and conditions safe and honorable to
both sides. The animosities engendered
hy the war should be over. The
Episcrnaians and Baptists bad united with
their northern brethren, and now was the
time for the Presbyterians to do likewise.
The northern Presbyterians were drifting
into southern territory, building churches,
establishing missions, and becoming part
of the south. Many people bad united
with The Congregational Church because
they believed the Presbyterian Church Of
the South was a church OF Seciionalism.
II was time the PTesbyterians were forget
ting the quarrels OF the past and issues that
were dead.
Rev. G.. X. Vaughan, Of Lexington, Va,
spoke against the majority report. lie
thought the Church could not change It's
relations as quickly as businessmen aud
politicians. There were three different re-
leiOus differences between the Northern
and Southern Churches dOctrtne--yz
creeds. principle, and ecclesiastical pol
icy. Tie speaker was opposed TO
allowing such wide latitude 10 women as
in noltheln churches. He laid particular
stress upon the cOlor.IIne, and after time 4,
he said. you will see an elegant black gen.
ilemsn offer his arm TO your white gill and
she gratefully accept it. The people from
Virginia TO the Gulf will not have their re-
laions with the colored race decided by
the Northern Church. The Church must
teach that slavery was a moral relation and
not necessarily q civil institution. He would
as much expect TO revive slavery in the
DAYS of RamaseeS as now. II Il was In MS
power 10 revive slavery now he would not
90 50. lie advised the assembly to be care
iul and so slow.
Rev. i. VI. Palmer. Of New Orleans, re-
viewed the issues OF the war, aud bitterly
arTagned The Northern Church for what he
called the eIectment in 1851, and followed
It with an innammstory denunciltiOn,
bringing in The color.line, that was the
cause Of the split in 1861 and was the
caIlse OF diSsensiOn now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
MARRIAGES.

ER-MANN.-Married, Ia Manchester,
Va, on Wednesday, May %, 1877. by Rev. J. b.
Hutson. Mr.. ID. J. BAXTER, Of Petersburg. Va,
and Miss MATTEL. MANN, Of Manchester,
Va .
LEIGHTON-CAUGHLAN married, Ia thls
city. on "Wednesday, May %. 1857, Rev. J. Is.
HutsoD. Sr. HARRY v. LEIGHTON aud Miss
LUCY CAUGHLAN; both Of Richmond. Va.
WHARTON-HEAD.-M Married, May s5th, at
tho residence OF the officiating minister. by
Rev. n. II. Pitt. Mr.. A. Is. WHARTON and Misc
KATIE L. HEAD both 90 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


MAY 26-Market firm. Prime, 3kaic. fancy,
ne; common, 2a3c. shelled, ease. factory
hEnd-picked 4ajc. The dealers say the stock
Of tho farmers Is about exhausted, and very
little is now coming in. Tho stock on hand
here Is not large and there IA scarcity
throughout Ito country, which must have the
effect Of advancing prices very materially next
month. Tho factories are doing very little
bI siness outside, aud complain that the inter-
State law has played havoc with western Or
ders. The prices AT the factories are low. aud
good sized orders can obtain goods lower than
quotations. Tho factories have done a large
business this season In sh0lled nuts, and one
concern alone has sold 10000 pounds. There
are a few spanish nuts here, and they are
worth Sc. The dealers think there will be a
large crop OF spanish nnts planted tho ensu-
ing season. as the demand is excel ent all
through the season,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

[By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispaich.l
ROME. May 2G.-At a papal consistory
held yesterday Monsignor Palette and
Father Bausa were made cardinals. Ten
bishops were preconized in France and
one in Mexico. Most Reverend Michael
Logue. d. d., Bishop Of Raphoe, Ireland,
aas transferred to the Diocese OF Armagh,
and Most Reverend +. j. Mccormick,
Bishop OF Achonry, was transferred to
Galway. The Pope has proclaimed a new
Catholic hierarchy Of Australasia, making
bishops Of Adelside, Brisbane, and Wei
linOton MCtr0DOljtans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
Anxious knights.

IBy Telegraph 70 Tue Dispatch.I
PITTSBURGH. May 26.-The General FIX.
ecutive Board OF the knights Of Labor
hsve decided TO personally investigate the
strike ID the coke regions. Thousands Of
men are now out OF employment through.
out the manufacturing districts on account
OF The scarcity OF coke. II ia on account
Of this army OF idle men aud the prostra.
ton IN business that the General Board OF
lbe Knights OF Labor Is anxious to reach
settlement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.
= Large Mass Meeting Held i'm
Norfolk.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dtspatch-]
NORFOLK, May pa largely-attended
and enthusiastic mass meeting was held in
JoLnson'S Hall tonight under the auspices
Of Michael Davitt branch Of the Land
I eegue. Postmaster NJ. Glennan presided
and delivered a speech of werm welcome.
The hail was handsomely decorated with
the American, Virginia, and Irish colors.
and the Norfolk cornet band furnished the
music. Eloquent addresses were delivered
bv Judge D. Tucker Brooke. Il. y. Smith,
Hon. George i. BowdeD, II. ID. Doyle,
Colonel w. II. Stewart, and I. II. Borland,
after which resolutions expressing Sympa-
thy for the cause OF Ireland and condemn
Ing the proposed cOerciye measures OF Eng
land were adopted, and the fact ordered to
be cabltd TO Ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
brewers yersu. Prohibitionisss.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-rhe National Con-
yenlion Of the United states Brewers Az.
sociation to-day appropriated $1,000 for
the assistance OF the brewers OF Michigan.
81 Geo for tie brewers OF Texas, aud $1,000
for the brewers OF Tennessee; the money
10 be used IN defeating the efforts Of the
Prohibitionis,s In those States. An extra
assessment. equal to one years dues. was
ed upOn to enable The Board OF Trus-
tees to fight temperance fanatics in various
sections OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
Mems Catholic Union.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

(By telegraph 70 me Dispa"h'l
NEW YORK, May 26.-in the Cathole
Young Mems National Union annual
convention the officers for the ensuing
wear were elected to-day, as follows
National President, Rev. John NJ. Grady
OF New York; First National vice'Prrs,
dcbt, Rev. Victor Arnold, OF CineinnHu
second National yice.Presidcnt, Henry .,
Lpwrcy. OF Charleston, 5. c.; Naiiona,
secretary and Treasurer, Peter J. Good
msp, OF Newark. ..d
The Committee on Resolutions reported
a plstfoi m. IN which The union pledges ~
SUPPORT 10 the bishops and archbshops IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
Southern Press Association.

w ,srINGTOS. ID. C., MAY 26.-The meet
ing OF the Executive Committee OF the
Southern Press Association, which has
been in session in New York since Mon
day, fdiourned last night TO meet In Al.
lanta June 2ist, and meeting OF all south
EN- papers taking Associ1ied-Press di,-
patches il called to convene In that city
an June ODD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
IfnIx and the RODe.

by Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.l
VIENNA, May 26.-Mgr. Galemberli, toe
Papal Nuncio here, says that reconciliation
between the Vatican and the Italian GOV
ernment is only a matter OF time. King
Humbert, the Queen, Prime-Minlster De
rreiis, and many leading Italian statesmen
are in favor OF il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
rha striLefu ReIriurn.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the DispatchI
BRUSSELS, May ga general strike has
occurred at Cockelilps Works. The glass
works are obliged 10 use German coal In
consequence OF the strike among the miners
~ The coal districts OF Belgium, and the
railroads will be obliged TO do likewise II
rio sfrike continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
The Lake Linden Sufferers,

CHICAGO, May ga Times special from
Marquette, Mich, says copious rains all
over the peninsula have extingulshed the
forest fires. The relief fund for the Lake
Linden sufferers, including $4,000 appro'
prlated by the Legislature, amounts to
about si0.0C0. Outside cities are contri.
bullne literally, but when Il Is considered
that there are 1000 houseless people the
amount T. fer short OF The absolute need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
New York Fire.

10y teItgTHVh 70 VIC DIsPsV'U-T
NEW YORK. May 2T-l;30 4. MA
great fire Is now raging up town-said to
I've apartment. houses at west Fiity.fouth
street and Ninth avenue. The flames light
up the whole city.
400 A. Mt IL now said that the scene
OF the fire Is the stable OF the BeIt-Line
railroad. The flames are extending and
present most magnificent spectacle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
The French Cabinet Crisis.

(Anglo.American cable TO the Dispatch'I
PARIS, May 26.-M. De Freycinet has in
formed President Greyy that he cannot
form the Cabinet. The presidents OF the
three Republican groups have urged Pres''
dent Grevy to remove General Bouanyer
from, office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
DEATHS.

ARRIGIlI.-Died, at her pares,.' residence.
No. 1870 Main street, Thursday evening. May
81, 1857, st $50 O'Clock. IDA, daughter OF Jo-
seph and ldele Alright; aged seven months
Funeral will take place from the residence
THIS friday EVENING a. ) O'clock
PARRlSH.-Died. at the residence Of his pa.
rents, ssl west Grace street. az ii.O O'Clock A.
NJ, May 26th, IRVING RILEY. youngest son OF
w. NJ. and N. Emma Parrish aged six montha
Will be buried nom the house FRIDAY, MAJ
Y.th, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
ME-, "a hssasstuate the suitau.

fBy ADglo-American cable to the Dispatch.I
BUCHAREST, May ga plot to asslssi.
nate the Sultan Of Turkey was discovered
last Thursday. Extraordinary efforts have
been made to conceal the discovery from
the public. The effect OF the plot on the
sultan is visible in the terror he exhibits.
He made his usual weekly visit to the
Mosque hurriedly instead OF with the usual
slow and pOmpOus parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 2L-For western leaf the market re-
mains very quiet. Small lots are taken for
export at steady figures. In seedleaf a mode
prices Sales Of 300 hOgsheads Kentucky
loaf at 6al2c. 100 cases 1885 Little Dutch on
private terms: 100 cases 1885 Wisconsin Havana
at SIC. $50 cases 1881, 1892, and 1888 Pennsyl-
ysnia At Halle: $50 cases sundries at 7a2Sc.
40 bales Havana at COO. a}1 .05 100 bales Suma-
ira at 81. 20asl. 4j.-NeW York Journal II COM
f.sT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

IBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch-
NEW ORLEANS, May 20 The tug Ivy, OF
Galveston, was sunk IN the river here to-
day, after a collision with the steamer
Pilot, and the son OF the captain, named
Andrews, was drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
The eudcayor to establIih a national uni.

The crdcayor to estibIiih Dational uni.
yersily.
Revolutions congraiulatipg Bishop Kesne,
Of Richmond, former president Of the
uniOu, on his accession to the dignity OF
lIrst rector. were also pissed.
Archbishop Corriean made a brief adj
dress, aud IL 6 O'Clock the final adjourn
ment was taken. after the convention al
adopted q resolution advising the establish
inert Of central institute for young men in
every city 10 the United States.
TIE next annual convention will be held
-. fon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
Enaom Races.

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. May 26.-Tbe race for the Ep-
som grand prize OF 900 sovereigns at Ep-
som to. day was won by EiridIspord; CHIP
pewsy second. Salisbury third. seven
horSps started.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
TReported for the D.spatch.I

MAY 25.-ghe receipts this week have boon
somewhat lighter than they were last week.
Inc market is steady. with good demand for the
better grades. Sales to-day at tho following
figures: Poor Tugs, Stag; medium TO good
lugs, s3asi: extra-fine Iesfy ugs, ST. 5OssG; poor
short leaf s3as4J0 medium leaf, tiaS6; good
working leaf. sGs0asS wrappers, sS5oasi0.5O;
shipping s9asll; fine shipping, silasl2O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

DR.. william McMurtrie, r. VI. Ph. d..
ex.Chemist United states Department Of
Agriculture. says that The Shufeldl Gin
controlled by Julien Binford is the best
and pures: Gin to be had. Call or send 10
1902 east Main and try full quart bottle
for 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
The yirginians well Pleased.

The Washington Star Of yesterday eve
ming says: A grOupoi officers whom Star
reporter met to-day at the headquarters OF
General AndTson, Of the Virginia br'
RAde. expressed themselves - much
pleased with The camp and ITS management
and the ireatmeBt they had received. 0ne
Of them remarked that on the eolor.iiae
question they had DO complaint 70 make.
There were, be SAID, two colored compi-
MES In their brigade. "These troops" nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
UHE CHHDREN's AID SOCIETY

J. OF CENTENARY CHURCH invite all their
friends and lovers Of the beautiful In art and
nature to an EXHIBITION or CELEBRATED
VIEWS, 10 be given at NJ. b. Ramos's Music
Store FRIDAY EVENING, May 9Th. Tickets: :
q cents for adults children Is cents. Doors
open at O'Clock. Tickets for sale al the door.
my s62t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
o..., Co,tou.MtlI Burned.

ff,y Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch-l
PARIS, MAY 26.-The great cotton-mIll OF
Parent and Lemaire, at RoubaIx, IN tue
DEPARTMENT Du Nord, has been burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
One Man short.

NEW YORK, May 2G.--.ro-day was the
tenth day spent In The effort 10 secure =
jury 10 Try jacob Sharp, but the Jury re-
mains one man short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
A smaiI-Pox Tramp Creates n Sen.
sati0n.
INV telegraph 10 the DIsnatch 4

JERSEY CITY, N. j., May a6.-James
Williams tcolored) on Tuesday morning
was found suffering from small. uox at bis
home. IN this city. An ambulance was
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT

We quote: Fine, s25Oas9 70; ssperdne, t2.75a
s3@5; extra, s. a0aS375 family, t4aSL5o; patent
family, country, S.75as5.25
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GRAIN ARD COrToH EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May %, 1857.
0FFRRJEGa.
CORN.-l,0 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN.-Nhite. 500 bushels on private terms
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REMOVALS.

RICHMOND. May 7, 1881.
DEMOVAL.-HAVINGD DISPOSED
IL OF my interest In the livery business and
purchased all the Interest la ths UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS Of the late firm Of VIII
liam II. Sutherland & sons, have removed
my rooms and residence to 72i EAST MAIN
STREET. opposite old stand, whore can be
found day and night Telephone No. 6i1
my 12-fm j. /. SUTHERLAND
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARREr.

INtpVIttu IVI IIIU UIoPdINII1I
MAY 2G.-Tbere have been no sales Of cOnse
quonce to-day. The market Is steady with
quotations at S4c. for prime snd 3slc. for extra
prime.
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Market entirely nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MDDLIHG 10 0-lsc-
NuDDLING --l05-l6c.
Low MIDDLlNG.-9 1876.
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BALTIMORE sr0CK MARKET.
ZICRMO1D STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May 26.--ylrgnia 6s, con-
sCliGated. %. BID to-day.